Category: Amateur Radio hobby
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Special Event Station K4S: Operating 90 Feet Down
The Woodstock Amateur Radio Group, spearheaded by Carl Dennis NX3A and supported by several SVARC members from Shenandoah County, operated Special Event Station K4S from inside Shenandoah Caverns in Quicksburg, VA, on Saturday, May 21 and Sunday, May 22, from 9AM to 5PM each day. The event was to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Shenandoah Caverns.…
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IARU R1 Records on 134 and 241 GHz DK5NJ & DB6NT
New IARU R1 Records on 134 and 241 GHz Amateur Radio Bands Tuesday, March 1st 2022 DK5NJ at the Leipzigerturm (797 m ASL) near Schmiedefeld JO50ON60BJ DB6NT at the Aschberg (913 m ASL) near Klingenthal JO60GJ03RO distance 92,8 km Air temperature 6°C at Aschberg Relative humidity 29% on the Aschberg DK5NJ and DB6NT worked in…
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Amateur Radio Satellites: Getting Started
Episode 1: How and Why to get started in Operating Amateur Radio Satellites
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Got Chirps? Whistles? and WWV
Take a moment to tune in at every 8 after the hour on WWV and 48 after the hour on WWVH transmitters. WWV, WWVH stations, HamSCI and NIST and investigating HF propagation. The Characterization Signal will consist of a 45 second WAV file on minute 8 for WWV and minute 48 for WWVH. Right now…